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National framework for protecting Australia's children 2021-2031: successor plan consultation report


From late March 2021 until the end of April 2021, SNAICC conducted a series of national consultations to guide the co-design of the successor framework to the National framework for protecting Australia’s children. This consultation report provides details on the consultation process and feedback from participants.
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Story of our children and young people: Northern Territory 2021


This is the second publication of the biennial 'Story of our children and young people.' The publication addresses the demand for an evidence-base to inform actions to improve outcomes for the children and young people of the Northern Territory.
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Ensuring health and bodily integrity: towards a human rights approach for people born with variations in sex characteristics


The publication of this report is the culmination of the Australian Human Rights Commission’s project about protecting the human rights of people born with variations in sex characteristics in the context of medical interventions.
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Unfinished business: progress report to Parliament - December 2020


This second progress report outlines the NSW Government’s work to progress the commitments made to Stolen Generations survivors. The views of survivors are embedded in this report, guiding government on areas to focus upon in the coming years.
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Review of the service system and implementation requirements for raising the minimum age of criminal responsibility in the Australian Capital Territory: final report


The ACT Legislative Assembly has committed to raising the minimum age of criminal responsibility. This report identifies opportunities for reform to achieve improved outcomes for children and their families. It also proposes an alternative response to meet the needs of children affected by the changing legislative environment.